FUNDING AN IAP ACTIVITY
NOTE: FUNDING REQUESTS WILL BE REVIEWED BEGINNING
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2002.
General Criteria for Obtaining
Funding for an IAP Activity
Funding for IAP activities is limited. The IAP office bases awards
on the soundness of the proposed budget and the degree to which the activity
will benefit others. Preference will be given to student-run activities.
If you plan to request funding, consider the following:
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Is this a student-run activity?
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Are there other possible sources of funding?
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How many participants are expected?
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What is the total dollar amount of requests?
Note that when activities are sponsored by departments, laboratories,
centers and offices, funding support from the IAP office should be viewed
as partial support.
Criteria for Honoraria and Other Activity Costs
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The maximum amount granted for honoraria for outside speakers is
$50 per speaker.
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MIT faculty, students, and staff cannot receive honoraria.
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Awards will not be made to cover the costs of refreshments, individual
travel, or advertising.
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Film rental charges may be covered by awards of up to a maximum
of $200 per film. Film series will be treated on a special basis;
the award for a series will generally not exceed half the cost of
the total of all the individual films in the series.
Submit a Funding Request
Form
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Complete the Electronic
Posting Form for your subject or activity and submit
it for review.
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Submit a Funding
Request Form by Friday, November 1, when the funding
review begins. This form is available on-line via the link above and
in the IAP office in 7-104.
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Funding requests received after November 1 will be considered only
if funds remain. Late requests will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served
basis.
- The IAP office will notify those who requested funding of its award
decisions for on-time requests beginning Friday, November 15. If you
do not hear from IAP Program Staff by this date, please contact the
Office at x3-1668.
Reimbursements for Activity
Expenses
Save your receipts! Only actual costs, documented by original receipts,
can be reimbursed. Federal auditing procedures require original receipts,
whether cash or credit card slips. The Accounts Payable Department will
not accept xeroxed receipts.
Credit card charges: If you lose your receipt, you can submit a copy
of your statement showing the expense.
Cash payments: If you lose or do not get cash receipts, you will not
be reimbursed.
To receive reimbursement you must submit a request for reimbursement
on or before Friday, March 28, 2003, with documentation (an activity flier
or copy of IAP Guide posting) that your activity took place.
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